Regarding advertising, Benmao's point of view is that advertising in the book review area is better than swiping tickets. For the author, the advertisements in the book review area attract active collections, and the data obtained by brushing data are dead collections, and when they are put on the shelves, we will see the difference, which directly affects income. For readers, swiping data is a kind of deception, and when book review advertisements enter the reader's field of vision, the initiative of choice is still in the hands of the reader. For the channel, the data brushed out cannot truly reflect the market reaction of the work, once it is put on the shelves, the income will definitely be lower than expected, but the advertisement in the book review area is just chewing gum in the square, just the disease of scabies, not to mention that it has never been less. Besides, twelve years after the starting point, it is not without authors who are discouraged because of poor data. Naturally, it is also a good thing to have an additional publicity channel.

All of the above makes Ben Mao feel that there can be advertisements in the book review area, but the advertising building is really a hypocritical existence. As for why I say that, please see the online article of the book (I haven't started writing yet). But what I can tell you is that I allow ads in my book review section, but not creative ads, and I clean it up once a week to leave only creative book review ads.

As for my commercials, I'm afraid that many of the works in the book review section have them, some of them are made by me, and some of them are paid to find people to do them (probably next Saturday a group of zombies will break into your yard), but I use my creativity to give enough respect to the books I advertise. My ad has been refined five or six times. I hope that in my book review section, I can see the insights of book lovers about this book, and I can also see advertisements that make my eyes shine. Your friend, Hinemo, worships you.